Category: Dog and Cat Cloning

Cloning your pet is a deeply personal decision—one that can come with a mix of emotions and, sometimes, strong opinions from others. Whether you’re in the early stages of considering pet cloning or have already preserved your beloved animal’s DNA, you may find yourself wondering how to talk about it with the people in your life.

Here’s a thoughtful guide to help you navigate those conversations with confidence, clarity, and compassion. Continue reading “How to Talk to Friends and Family About Cloning Your Pet” →

Cloning your beloved pet is a meaningful and deeply personal decision—but we understand it’s also a significant financial investment. At MyFriendAgain, we believe that love shouldn’t be limited by budget. That’s why we offer flexible payment plans and financing options designed to help more pet parents take the first step toward preserving and possibly cloning their cherished companions.

Here’s everything you need to know about how to finance the journey of cloning your pet. Continue reading “Payment Plans and Financing Your Cloned Pet: Making Cloning More Accessible” →

In the growing world of pet cloning, many companies may offer similar-sounding services—but not all are created equal. At MyFriendAgain, we’ve made it our mission to stand apart by offering more than just science. We offer trust, transparency, and compassion—because cloning your beloved pet is not just a scientific process; it’s a deeply emotional journey.

Here’s what truly makes MyFriendAgain different from the rest: Continue reading “What Makes MyFriendAgain Different?” →

When it comes to preserving your dog’s tissue for cloning, how you store the sample can make all the difference. The viability of your pet’s cells depends on proper handling and storage from the moment the biopsy is collected. Whether you’re preparing for cloning now or simply want the option in the future, here are the essential do’s and don’ts for storing your dog’s tissue correctly. Continue reading “Do’s and Don’ts of Storing Dog Tissue for Cloning” →

Pet cloning has come a long way since the early days of animal cloning. What once seemed like science fiction is now a real, reliable option for pet owners who want to preserve the genetic legacy of their beloved animals. Thanks to groundbreaking advances in science and technology, cloning has become more precise, efficient, and accessible. In this blog post, we’ll explore the top innovations in pet cloning technology that are shaping the future of companion animal care. Continue reading “Top Innovations in Pet Cloning Technology” →

As dog cloning becomes more common and accessible, a growing number of people are asking important ethical questions—particularly about animal welfare.

What happens to the animals involved in cloning?
Is the process safe, humane, and ethical?

Continue reading “How Dog Cloning Impacts Animal Welfare” →

Pet cloning has evolved from a groundbreaking scientific achievement into a service that’s increasingly accessible to pet owners around the globe. But depending on where you live, the availability, legality, and cost of cloning your pet can vary dramatically. In this post, we explore how pet cloning compares around the world — from leading countries in biotechnology to places where it remains highly restricted. Continue reading “How Pet Cloning Compares Around the World” →

If you’ve ever thought about cloning your dog—but aren’t 100% sure it’s right for you—you might be wondering:

“Should I still preserve my dog’s cells, just in case?”

The short answer is: Yes.
Preserving your pet’s cells now gives you options later—and if you don’t, you may lose the opportunity forever.

In this post, we’ll explain why preserving cells before your dog passes is a smart, low-pressure way to keep your options open—even if you’re undecided about cloning. Continue reading “Should You Preserve Cells If You’re Not Sure About Cloning?” →

Dog lovers are often amazed by the idea of cloning their pet, but many still wonder:
“Is cloning really that different from traditional dog breeding?”

While both cloning and breeding aim to produce new dogs, they’re fundamentally different processes—with major contrasts in genetics, predictability, purpose, and ethics.

In this blog, we’ll break down exactly how dog cloning differs from breeding, and help you decide which option is right for your needs and values. Continue reading “How Is Dog Cloning Different From Breeding?” →

If you’re thinking about cloning your dog—or even just preserving their unique genetics for the future—one of the most important steps is making sure your dog’s DNA is collected and stored properly.

Without viable, living cells, cloning is not possible. That’s why safe DNA storage is essential for keeping your options open.

In this blog post, we’ll walk you through how to collect, preserve, and store your dog’s DNA the right way—whether your dog is still alive or has recently passed away.  Continue reading “How to Store Your Dog’s DNA Safely” →